Risner

That courageous act is dismissed with a couple of sentences in Risner's book The

Risner, James R. "Robbie" 1977

The statue of Risner is 9 feet tall because he has said that when he heard the prisoners singing while he was led away after the church service, "I felt like I was 9 feet tall and could go bear-hunting with a switch."

Risner, James R. "Robbie" 1977

On Sept. 21, the fast-learning Captain Risner became our 20th jet ace.

Risner, James R. "Robbie" 1977

Risner is best known for organizing a forbidden church service at the camp.

Risner, James R. "Robbie" 1977

Wilber said "he would obey all legal military orders"; Miller said he was a true American and Christian who was certain "Risner did not mean to deprive him of his right of free speech."

Wilber, Walter E. 1968

Risner walks down Colonel Risner is also gravel path the holder of other

Pilots in Pajamas - Part 8 1967

Mike Brown/Commercial Appeal/Associated Press In Memphis, Tenn., Tuesday, homeowner Richard Risner looked through the rubble of his house, which was damaged by a falling tree during Monday evening's storm.

Rough Weather in the Midwest 2011

At the retirement ceremony for General Risner — hosted by H. Ross Perot, whose efforts on behalf of the POWs and their families are unparalleled —

"The Politically Incorrect Guide to The Vietnam War" 2010

At the retirement ceremony for General Risner — hosted by H. Ross Perot, whose efforts on behalf of the POWs and their families are unparalleled —

"The Politically Incorrect Guide to The Vietnam War" 2010

At the retirement ceremony for General Risner — hosted by H. Ross Perot, whose efforts on behalf of the POWs and their families are unparalleled —

"The Politically Incorrect Guide to The Vietnam War" 2010